Farah

Farah started out in Texas in 1920, making sturdy, well-built workwear. It found its true home in Britain in the 1970s, and has been considered quintessentially British ever since, worn by Mods, Rude Boys, Casuals and the 90s indie scene, each claiming the brand's signature F Tab as their own. Farah is best known for slim, sharp trousers cut from hopsack canvas, a breathable basket-weave fabric with natural wrinkle resistance. The range now runs to Oxford shirts, polos, knitwear, outerwear and everyday staples, with much of it made from certified organic cotton as part of a wider move towards more sustainable production.